You’re invited to our very first Multiverse Market! Come explore different creative worlds, discover unique artwork, meet local artists, and find something new to take home. Every purchase helps support the artists in our community and allows them to keep creating, experimenting, and sharing their work. Join us for an evening of art, creativity, and community at Multiverse Market. We’d love to see you there! Free to attend! Featuring 10 artists: @ashleysegal_art • @chrismacalusodesign• @earlrinaart • @jacobusvanhoudt • @judepalace• @theartofpinkpanda • @robert.olazo• @tasnim.ferdous• @tonireimerart• @treetreetes
POSTPONED 148-150 King - Urban ShamanContemporary Indigenous Art5-9pm Reception: Urban Shaman is excited to announce our brand new gallery space at Market Lands with Vincent Wolfgang’s exhibition SO BELOW – a celebration of queer joy. SO BELOW looks towards our bodies, sexuality, and pleasure as a source of power in the face of the increasing struggles our communities experience. Rooted in Winnipeg’s queer and 2-Spirit scene, the exhibition reflects on how we have always broken the mold to create new futures. October 2nd - November 14th Artist Talk: Saturday, October 3rd | 1-3 pm Nuit Blanche Drag & Ballroom Showcase: Sat, Sept 26 – 8pm – 12am And make sure to join us for the GORGE Queer Arts & Drag festival presented in conjunction with the exhibition! -- Vincent Wolfgang (they/them) is a 2-Spirit/Non-Binary Cree multidisciplinary artist from Gods Lake Narrows, who now lives in Winnipeg, MB. With 10+ years of photography experience and making their presence known, they have explored the many scenes Winnipeg has to offer and found freedom and community in the rave scene, the drag scene, and queer kink. Vincent pulls inspiration from various forms of art; from music, visual media, fiction, and life experiences, they capture and share what they see as beauty.
63 Albert 2nd floor - Kathleen Crosby Gallery The Kathleen Crosby Gallery represents emerging fine artists from Winnipeg and surrounding areas. Instagram:@kathleencrosbygalleryartists
63 Albert 4th floor - The Drip Keeper Independent thrift and vintage apparel shop with curated vintage finds. streetwear, and eclectic local fashion.
75 Albert, 3rd fl- Holesome Jewelry Each piece begins as a hand-carved sculpture in wax before being transformed into solid gold or sterling silver in small batches.
Natural Cycleworks is your local bike shop dedicated to commuting and custom builds, and is the only co-op bike shop in Winnipeg!
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184 Alexander Avenue E. - OSEREDOK Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre Love Letters: A Timeless Experience Through authentic love letters, intimate artifacts, and immersive storytelling, this captivating exhibition celebrates the universal language of romance that has connected hearts across Canada's diverse communities for generations. With many interactive pieces, visitors are encouraged to explore and even writing their own love letter!
Pysanka Exhibit A breathtaking wall of over 4,000 Pysanky (Ukrainian Easter Eggs) is the biggest collection outside Ukraine, and a powerful tribute to Ukrainian artistry, resilience, and identity.
70 Arthur 6th fl -Nora Kobrinsky & Friends Artist Studio Paintings drawings prints by Nora Kobrinsky, Andrew Blair, Val Klassen and Sapphire Moroz @norakobrinsky @andrewjblair @sapphiremoroz
100 Arthur main fl- PLATFORMCentre for Photographic + Digital Arts
100 Arthur 3rd floor -Video Pool Media Arts Centre January 2, 2026 TBA Manitoba’s only artist-run centre dedicated to the exploration of technology-based art. We house the largest collection of prairie video art in Canada, present work at the intersection of technology and art in our Poolside Gallery,
100 Arthur, 2nd fl - The Pivot Video Pool Media Arts Centre ART TALK/ART WALK:TBA 5:30: Doors Open• 6pm: Art Talk 7:15 -8: 15pm (Approx): Guided Art Walk to a selection of galleries, artist-run centres, and artist studios More info HERE
HIGGINS AVENUE 109 Higgins - Graffiti GalleryTo January 22, 2027: Mending With Traditon In this multifaceted exhibition Jannuska explores Indigenous storytelling through a large mixed media comic and a variety of mixed media art pieces. ‘The Wolf and the Eagle in the Rain’ comic focuses on the personal stories of growth and perseverance of knowledge keeper Debbie Huntinghawk (Chapter 1), Julia Stoneman (Chapter 2), and land-based teacher Grace Masse (Chapter 3). The comic is heavily connected to the Brandon, MB community with Jannuska having met all three women while they were all attending Brandon University, and appearances in the comic from other local Brandon elders. The show explores themes of motherhood, community, ceremony, the Red Road, grief, and self-exploration. The comic chapters have given Jannuska the ability to create a visual language for how she views the beautiful intricacies of Indigenous spirituality and healing.
124 King - Fiddler's Green Fiddler’s Green is place for all. Here you’ll find all the fellowship and merchandise necessary to keep a song in your heart and a skip in your step. 100% local and independent, this is Winnipeg’s home for cannabis, culture and community—climb aboard! Website: fiddlersgreencannabis.com
MARTHA STREET 11 Martha - Martha Street Studio / Manitoba Printmakers Association To October 9: Language is Leaving Me, a solo exhibition by Nic Wilson. Wheelchair accessible Free to all Language is Leaving Me encompasses the last ten years of Wilson’s writing and publishing practice. During art school, they began to make and distribute cassettes with friends and bandmates. This DIY approach to cultural production has remained essential to their work as an artist, writer, and publisher.Wilson’s writing and publishing practice is often motivated by the process of navigating and producing texts. He explores how words might reproduce or represent the layered complexities and looping structures of thought. Through encounters with subjects like mysticism, philosophy, spirit photography, and biography, Wilson questions the boundaries of art, criticism, theory, and literature as well as those of looking, seeing, sensing, and reading. Artist Bio
245 McDermot-Good Sky Studios 245 McDermot - Good Sky Studios Good Sky Studios strives to empower singers of all walks of life and skill levels by sharing the joy of singing in an accessible and safe environment. At our studio, we believe everyone deserves to find and enjoy their singing voice. Group classes offer beginners a fun and rewarding environment, while private lessons offer individualized feedback to help more advanced artists achieve specific goals. *Live performance / sing along at the top of each hour. ** No experience required, just bring your vocal cords! Website:goodskystudio.com
Meanwhile..... The Exchange District is a critical mass of viewing, shopping, dining and gifting opportunities where there is something special for everyone. All from locally-owned, independent Galleries, Shops, Studios, and Restaurants!
💥Original, one-of-a-kind Fine Art, Prints & Craft. 💥Specialty, Sustainable Products, Clothing, Home Decor, and Luxury Fashion. 💥Theatre tickets and subscriptions & Museum Memberships. 💥True Vintage Treasures. 💥Vintage & Contemporary Books, Records, and Toys. 💥Craft Beer, Specialty Coffees, and Recreational Use Products.
And Gift Certificates for....everything! 💥Photography Services💥Picture Framing 💥Beauty Services💥Tattoos💥Yoga Classes & Healing Sessions💥Restaurants & Cafés
Visit the Exchange all month, and don't miss First Friday to explore all it has to offer!
Thanks to The Free Press for a great story about First Fridays! Tap HERE to read.